Best Uses: A perennial favorite of parents, speech-language pathologists, and early interventionists, offers a plan for encouraging communication development through play and with 65 toys and toy dialogs it can show parent how to play purposefully.
Archive | Ages 5 to 9
RSS feed for this sectionToys for ages 5-9 based on the child’s abilities.
Top Gifts for Children with Sensory Disorders
Top Gifts for Children with ADD and ADHD
Guidecraft Sensory Stepping Stones
Best Uses: Features different textures and patterns on each stone. Improves color and concentration skills.
Top Gifts for Down Syndrome Children
Gripables 3-piece Cutlery Set
Best Uses: With easy to grip handles, coordination and motor skills don’t have to hold up lessons on eating with utensils.
Lauri Toys Lacing and Learning Opposites
Children up to 4 or 5 find lacing and tracing lots of fun. Lacing helps children develop fine motor skills and improves penmanship by strengthening the pincer grip. Buy Now or Read More >>
Gonge Riverstones
Best Uses: Great for improving coordination and balance as each side of the stones vary in steepness and difficulty.
Kids Parachute
Great for developing motor skills, getting active and learning social sharing when used with others. Be creative and imaginative in free play. Buy Now or Read More >>
LeapFrog LeapPad Ultra Kids’ Learning Tablet
Best Uses: It’s got the graphics, the camera, and the looks. But LeapPad Ultra is a kid-tough tablet. Built from the inside out just for kids, it has friendly controls, an ultra-tough frame and a screen designed for a kid’s light touch.
